Managed Subdomain Forwarding
Connect a primary domain and create controlled entries for campaigns, partners, tenants, and internal systems.
Managed entry infrastructure for modern teams
Welcome to PushUlink
PushUlink helps teams create managed subdomain forwarding entries, automate route updates through OpenAPI, and track access data, permissions, logs, and traceable operations from one place.
Tenant
Campaign
Partner
Redirect
Analytics
MVPProduct StageFocused on early managed-entry workflows
RulesManaged EntriesDomains, subdomains, redirects, and routes
APIAutomation ReadyCreate, update, disable, and retire entries
LogsTraceable ChangesOwners, access stats, and operation history
What PushUlink Does
From managed forwarding to analytics, PushUlink helps teams control every business entry point without losing ownership or traceability.
Console and OpenAPI Management
Operate in the console or automate create, update, disable, and delete workflows programmatically.
Statistics and Trace Logs
Review PV, UV, forwarding counts, status codes, regions, operation logs, and trace information.
Latest from the Blog
Practical guides for teams searching for domain, redirect, campaign, and API answers.
Guide
Redirect Chains and Loops: Why Your Campaign Entry Should Point Straight to the Destination
Redirect chains slow every campaign and end in "too many redirects" loops. Learn to spot chains and why your entry should point straight at the destination.
Guide
Email Tracking Domain: Who Should Manage the Subdomain Your Campaigns Depend On?
Campaign links get rewritten into an email tracking domain before every send. Decide who owns it, what to watch, and how post-send destination changes work.
Guide
Bots and Link Previews Are Inflating Your Entry Click Stats: How to Read Them Correctly
Preview bots, scanners, and crawlers inflate forwarding-entry click stats. Learn to separate bot traffic in link analytics from real clicks — and which numbers to trust.
Manage Every Business Entry Point
One workflow to connect, redirect, measure, and retire operational links.